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storm

/stɔːm/

/stɔrm/

Translations

stormnoun

storms

/stɔːm/

/stɔrm/

буря

The ship was caught in a violent storm.

Корабль попал в сильную бурю.

ураган

The hurricane was classified as a category 4 storm.

Ураган был классифицирован как шторм 4 категории.

шторм

The storm caused widespread damage to the coastal area.

Шторм нанес значительный ущерб прибрежной зоне.

Additional translations

грозовой фронт

Synonyms

stormverb

stormed

Past Simple

stormed

Past Participle

storming

Gerund

/stɔːm/

/stɔrm/

налетать

The wind began to storm through the trees.

Ветер начал налетать на деревья.

врываться

The protesters stormed into the building demanding justice.

Протестующие ворвались в здание, требуя справедливости.

Additional translations

брать приступом

Synonyms

stormadjective

/stɔːm/

/stɔrm/

Attributive use before nouns (storm clouds, storm damage); treated as adjective.

Synonyms

Definitions

stormnoun

A violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds and usually rain, thunder, lightning, or snow.

The storm caused widespread damage to the coastal town.

A tumultuous reaction or outburst of a specified kind.

The politician's comments sparked a storm of protest from the public.

A heavy discharge of missiles or blows.

The castle was under a storm of arrows from the enemy forces.

stormverb

To move angrily or forcefully in a specified direction.

She stormed out of the room after the argument.

To attack a place or building by force.

The troops stormed the fortress at dawn.

(of the weather) To produce a storm; to rain, hail, snow, thunder, or blow strongly.

It stormed all night, rattling the windows and flooding the streets.

stormadjective

Used attributively: relating to, caused by, or suitable for a storm.

Emergency crews assessed the storm damage along the coast.